I saw these pics and now cant find them. it was a black z28 ,newer, but it had like late 60s early 70s emblems on it. It was the coolest. Thought i could do it, but my car is blue so i dont know how it would look.

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Fully stock 1999 Camaro Z28. I plan to start mods soon.
"99 The Z"

 

I have 69 Z28 emblems on my red 98Z
Pictures are here - scroll to the bottom
Pictures

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Robert
1998 Camaro Z-28 M6
MODIFICATIONS
Engine: GMS Lid, FTRA, TByrne Red MAF Ends, BBK 80mm TB, 160* Thermo, 1 piece TB Bypass, SLP Fan Control Switch w/LED's
Drivetrain: SLP Short Throw Shifter, Lou's Short Stick w/ROBMOD, !CAGS
Suspension: BMR Dbl. Adjustable PHB, BMR LCA, BMR STB, KVR Cross Drilled (F/R)
Appearance: SLP Bowtie Grille, Clear Corners, T/A Power Antenna, Tinted Windows, Zaino
13.24 @107.75 w/2.17 60'
311rwhp / 328rwtq Dyno Graph
Pictures

 

i think they would look sweet on a blue or black z28.
my cous has it on his bright red 2002 z28
pix at http://z24z28.cz28.com/
and i have them on order for my 2002 sunset orange as soon as i get them i will post the pix at http://members.***.net/z28camaros/2002camaro.htm
they should be here this friday.

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1997 Z28
Cayenne Red, Grey Leather, A4, T-Tops, Chrome 5 spokes.

Performance Mods: K&N Cold Air Kit, Flowmaster Exhaust.

Appearance Mods: White Face Gauges, White Face HVAC Panel, SS Ram Air Hood, Tinted Windows (50F/35B), Reflective Concepts Camaro Letters (black).

2002 Z28
Sunset Orange, Ebony Leather, 6 Speed

Performance Mods: none yet have a few things on order

Appearance Mods: none yet

[This message has been edited by mattbaer (edited July 18, 2002).]

 

I think I have pics of the black Z you're talking about. Look here.

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'95 Camaro Z28 A4
Oynx Black, 3.23 gears, T-tops, RKSport CA-300 ground effects, 17X9.5" polished 2000 C5 wheels on P275/40R17 BFGoodrich g-Force T/A rubber, Flowmaster 80 Series exhaust with chrome rolled edge quad tips, aftermarket two-tone leather seats (got the original cloth ones recovered), "diamond clear" clear corners, blackouts on taillights, chrome CAMARO letters on rear and "chrome" painted Z28 logos (looks like shiny silver) and vents on the hood, 97+ Camaro console, interior changed from Light Gray to Dark Gray.
My Camaro webpage

First, check Brent's Appearance Guide then check
SuperDave's supplement Appearance Mods pics for more 4th gen F-Body pics.

 

I have them on my green Z. I don't think they would look bad at all. Sorry no pics yet but I'm working on it.

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Jeff
95 Z28
A couple mods, nothing worth mentioning though

 

Where did you get the emblems from?

 

I was just shopping for some at Super Chevy Show in INDY last weekend. I wanted to get some feedback as to who has the best ones to mount on the 4th gen. I was looking at some show quality restoration ones that had quite a bend in them (for the front quarters), also wanted to get some feedback as to best mounting technique? ANY Ideas or opinions are appreciated

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2001 Z-28 and 75'Camaro (project drag car, hopes of 540ci)
Why oh Why do people call 911 when the power goes out? Are we the power Co??? HA!

 

How much do they set you back by?

 

I had the early 70s style emblems on my NBM 98. they look cleaner in my opinion. I don't have any digital pics to post.

I ground the studs off the back and used 3M moulding tape to fix them to the fenders and rear.

 

I found dome pics from this Tread:https://www.camaroz28.com/forums/sho...600114&page=15

 

I wanted the clssic color scheme, but also wanted the newer script. Pinstripe tape, exacto knife and more time than I have these days. Hopefully the link will work.

http://www.sunshinestatecamaroclub.c...y_Jackson&1029

PJ

 

Do you want that figure in 2002 dollars or 2010 dollars?

 

Old *** thread!!!!

 

That's my car in the pics. I bought NOS '68 badges with the tabs on the back. I slightly bent the emblems to better fit the contour of this body vs the 68, dabbed some red paint on the tabs, got them straight, and touched the body. The red paint left a small dot where I needed to drill. Then after drilling removed the inner fender plastic just enough to get my arm in there and tightend the nuts down. Pretty straight forward and I get compliments on them alot. More importantly I like them.